If we take your first figure of 35% I am closer. If we take your second figure of 45% we are each 30% off. So yet again - stop making things up, you are not a l

If we take your first figure of 35% I am closer. If we take your second figure of 45% we are each 30% off. So yet again - stop making things up, you are not a lot closer. Also "By 2015, those aged 50 and older..." Some of those people wouldn't be considered baby boomers as that generation ends in 1964.